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USS S-44 under repair, Coco Solo, Panama Canal Zone, 1926USS Savannah with USS S-27, USS S-29, and USS S-25, Portland, Oregon, 1920sUSS Texas in drydock, Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia, United States, mid-1920sView of the bow of USS Colorado, mid-1920s
USS S-44 under repair, Coco Solo, Panama Canal Zone, 1926USS Savannah with USS S-27, USS S-29, and USS S-25, Portland, Oregon, 1920sUSS Texas in drydock, Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia, United States, mid-1920sView of the bow of USS Colorado, mid-1920s
View of the southeastern corner of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926Waves breaking over USS ColoradoEmperor Bao Dai with his entourage, Hue, Annam, French Indochina, 8 Jan 1926Mansuel Crosby, Franklin Roosevelt, and Oswald Mosley in Florida, United States, Feb 1926
View of the southeastern corner of General Government Building, Keijo (now Seoul), Korea, 1926Waves breaking over USS Colorado's bow, mid-1920sEmperor Bao Dai with his entourage, Hue, Annam, French Indochina, 8 Jan 1926Mansuel Crosby, Franklin Roosevelt, and Oswald Mosley in Florida, United States, Feb 1926
USS West Virginia at anchor, Mar 1926; note an Omaha-class light cruiser and two destroyers in backgroundLaying DevonshireThe US NavyUSS Langley (with VE-7 aircraft on deck), USS Mississippi, USS New Mexico, and others at anchor off Culebra island, Puerto Rico, 18 Mar 1926
USS West Virginia at anchor, Mar 1926; note an Omaha-class light cruiser and two destroyers in backgroundLaying Devonshire's keel, Devonport Dockyard, England, United Kingdom, 16 Mar 1926The US Navy's first flattop aircraft carrier, USS Langley (Langley-class), at anchor with 7 battleships in Culebra Harbor, Culebra, Puerto Rico, 18 Mar 1926. See Comment below.USS Langley (with VE-7 aircraft on deck), USS Mississippi, USS New Mexico, and others at anchor off Culebra island, Puerto Rico, 18 Mar 1926
Kako during her trials period, Apr 1926Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako with daughter Shigeko, Japan, circa Jun 1926Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako with daughter Shigeko, Japan, circa Jun 1926, photo 1 of 2Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako with daughter Shigeko, Japan, circa Jun 1926, photo 2 of 2
Kako during her trials period, Apr 1926Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako with daughter Shigeko, Japan, circa Jun 1926Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako with daughter Shigeko, Japan, circa Jun 1926, photo 1 of 2Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako with daughter Shigeko, Japan, circa Jun 1926, photo 2 of 2
Japanese battlecruiser Hiei at Sasebo, Japan, Jun 1926Launching ceremony of sailing ship Padua, Tecklenborg Werft shipyard, Bremerhaven, Germany, 24 Jun 1926Zhang Zuolin (1), Zhang Zongchang (2), Wu Peifu (3), Zhang Xueliang (4), and others, Shuncheng Junwang Mansion, Beijing, China, 28 Jun 1926Josef Terboven (in civilian clothing) and other SA members from Essen, Germany gathering for a Nazi Party rally in Weimar, Germany, Jul 1926
Japanese battlecruiser Hiei at Sasebo, Japan, Jun 1926Launching ceremony of sailing ship Padua, Tecklenborg Werft shipyard, Bremerhaven, Germany, 24 Jun 1926Zhang Zuolin (1), Zhang Zongchang (2), Wu Peifu (3), Zhang Xueliang (4), and others, Shuncheng Junwang Mansion, Beijing, China, 28 Jun 1926Josef Terboven (in civilian clothing) and other SA members from Essen, Germany gathering for a Nazi Party rally in Weimar, Germany, Jul 1926

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